The court said the Binance executive’s fresh bail application constituted an abuse of court process.
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The judge, who stressed that the defendant failed to withdraw his pending appeal against the earlier ruling on his bail application before filling another motion, said such an act amounted to an abuse of court process.He further held that Mr Gambaryan had not shown to the court that the Nigerian Correctional Service did not have adequate facilities or had failed to take care of his ill-health.
The court’s decision came about two months after Mr Gambaryan’s colleague, Nadeem Anjarwalla, reportedly escaped from a pre-trial custody in Abuja in March.Opposing his fresh bail application at the 4 September hearing, the EFCC told the trial judge, Mr Nwite, that Mr Gambaryan rejected the medical treatment at the State House Clinic.
He said the report showed that the defendant was dissatisfied with the medical attention offered and rejected it.He explained that the National Security Adviser , Nuhu Ribadu, wrote to the Nigerian Correctional Service management requesting Mr Gambaryan’s medical records. Mr Iheanacho insisted that NCoS could take Mr Gambaryan to any hospital in Nigeria, adding that surgeons could not force surgery on the defendant without his consent.
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